Jews in Ukraine
Faith in a time of war: Ukrainian Jewish chaplain aids soldiers during tribulations - interview
While Sinyakov offers spiritual guidance as the first Jewish chaplain attached to a Ukrainian military unit, he explained that eighty percent of his work was psychological aid.
Learning Hebrew in bomb shelters: How Dnipro Jewry endures Russian invasion
Ukrainian Christmas tradition depiction of Jews draws criticism after New Jersey pageant
Beacons of light under fire
Yael Eckstein, JPOST’s Humanitarian Award recipient, is a hero of the Jewish people - Opinion
An example of one person making a big difference.
Ukraine military appoints rabbi as first-ever Jewish Religious Officer for Jewish soldiers
Rabbi David Milman has been informally tending to Jewish soldiers for many years, his position was made formal by the Ukrainian military.
Passover: Chabad of Poland holds 'mega-Seders' for Ukrainian refugees
The "mega-Seders" took place on April 5 and 6 – as outside Israel, there are two Seders as opposed to just one – and were held in Russian, Polish, Hebrew and English.
Embodying a story of trauma and liberation, Ukrainian Jews celebrate Passover amid new normal
Dozens of Jews from Kharkiv made the roughly six-hour train journey to Ukraine’s capital on Tuesday for a seder organized by Midreshet Schechter.
First-of-its-kind Ukrainian egalitarian Haggadah launched
The haggadah was created by Project Kesher, a feminist Jewish organization empowering women in Belarus, Russia, Ukraine, and the Russian-speaking community in Israel.
90 olim from Ukraine land in Israel on a special flight of The Jewish Agency
The immigrants were accompanied by players of the National Football League of the USA.
Kyiv Jews celebrate their 2nd wartime Purim with renewed resolve and optimism
Ukrainian Jews are celebrating their continued survival in their second Purim under Russia's invasion.
Ukrainian-Israeli on Russia's war: I can travel the world but can't go home - interview
TML speaks to Anna Vengerovski, a 25-year-old student at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem about the moment she learned of the invasion and fears for her family in Kharkiv.
Since Russia invaded, Ukraine's chief rabbi saved countless lives
The work Rabbi Azman and those alongside him are doing is making an immense impact on the lives of thousands of Jews and non-Jews alike. And until the war ends, they have no intention of giving up.
Jews stuck in Ukraine like ‘insects living in the darkness’
Whether in Odesa or Mykolaiv, many Jews have been left behind in Ukraine amid the ongoing Russian invasion, including the elderly and Holocaust survivors.
